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The stock market is being fueled higher by the artificial intelligence craze. What are the best stocks to buy now in an uncertain market?
Large tech stocks are having a great 2023 so far. Judging by the Invesco QQQ Trust ETF (NASDAQ:QQQ), the sector is up 24% year-to-date. After tech’s rough 2022, many investors are giving these companies a fresh look today. With the crisis in the banking sector, for example, it’s understandable why investors are moving funds back into technology as a safe harbor. However, many tech stocks have again become overvalued after such a sizable rally. As such, it’s important to use prudence when putting
In an interview this week Paul Jones went over his broad view of the markets, covering the Fed, banking crisis, Equities, Bitcoin, and interest rates
While the benchmark S&P 500 index may be up nearly 8% for the year, recent pensiveness in the market incentivizes consideration of safe ETFs to buy. Fundamentally, exchange-traded funds offer relative protection thanks to their broad footprint. By entering the market with several market ideas, you stand a better chance of success. Not to break the fourth wall but have you ever seen a list of 7 stocks to buy and thought to yourself, wouldn’t it be great to buy all seven securities? With these ETF
ProShares UltraPro Short QQQ (NASDAQ: SQQQ) is trading lower today as investors dump the U.S. treasury bills for higher-risk, higher-reward investments following a surge in treasury yields. SQQQ is a 3x-leveraged inverse ETF that tracks the Nasdaq-100. It has 31% exposure to June 2023 t-bills The impressive quarterly results from the likes of Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ: MSFT), Meta Platforms Inc (NASDAQ: META), Apple Inc (NASDAQ: AAPL), Amazon.com Inc (NASDAQ: AMZN), Alphabet Inc (NASDAQ: GOO
As a financial stock, you won't find this stock in the Nasdaq 100, but it has better returns than the index.
History has shown us that bull markets last longer and outperform bear markets over time, and that the S&P 500 has generated about a 10% annual total return over the long haul, so keep that in mind as you build your nest egg. Starting early, without question, is the most important factor in supercharging your retirement savings. The more time you are invested in the market, the more time you have for your investments to compound, or gain earnings on top of earnings.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been the talk of Wall Street this year, especially when it comes to new technologies and growth avenues. AI continues to grow at an alarming rate, leaving consumers and investors scrambling to keep up. It’s got the latter group looking for AI ETFs to buy. No one knows where the next ChatGPT will come from or when it will pop up. Since hitting the scene in November 2022, ChatGPT has blown up in popularity. It garnered millions of subscribers in record time and new
Seasonal adjustments now show we've been above 200K new claims for the past eight weeks.
U.S. fixed income funds lured in nearly $44 billion in the first quarter.
While picking individual market ideas may offer the biggest chance for upside, the process carries risks, which is where the best tech ETFs to buy may earn their keep. Fundamentally, exchange-traded funds offer a broad range of stocks under one basket, thus limiting risk while maximizing success. Further, focusing on innovative sectors like technology may yield compelling opportunities. That said, humans have their own limitations regarding researching which funds may be the best tech ETFs to bu
The tech sector's current boom feels like 2021, but there's a ton of differences between then and now.
The ETF’s 20% surge from its December low handily beats the broader market.
Year over year GDP for 2022 comes in at +3.9%, 200 bps lower than the very strong 2021, which provided the Great Reopening from the Covid pandemic.
Wavering markets, rising inflation pushed investors toward active products.
As the world grapples with the banking sector fallout, investors may want to consider safe index funds to buy just in case. More than likely, the world won’t implode into an apocalyptic mess. However, with the Federal Reserve committed to tackling inflation despite serious concerns about financial sector viability, market participants should think more about preserving their wealth rather than just growing it. With safe index funds to buy, investors can bolster their chances of protection while
A bank crisis has pressured financial markets and made it hard for investors to know where to turn for signs of stability or worry. A few key readings on volatility, the bond market, and the currency market offer some guidance.
The current environment in the banking industry has left a lot of investors concerned and confused. Bank stocks generally do well when interest rates are rising, particularly when the economy is not in a recession. In recent weeks, three banks -- SVB Financial's Silicon Valley Bank, Signature Bank, and Silvergate Capital -- have failed or collapsed.
The market may have some answers post-Fed decision, but things are still on edge.
The stock market has seemingly found its footing, as it continues to push to the upside despite the banking crisis in the U.S. and across the pond in Europe. This apparent “all-clear” sign from the market has investors looking at the hot stocks for tomorrow. But not so fast! While we seem to be past the banking crisis, these things can take time to play out. Credit Suisse (NYSE:CS) is now being taken over by UBS Group (NYSE:UBS), while the U.S. is still sorting through several regional bank fail
Ninth-straight increase suggests rates will stay high for a long stretch.
Year-over-year CPI, or the "inflation Rate," came in at +6.0%, just as expected, and 40 bps lower than January.
Wall Street is looking for signs of a labor market slowdown ahead of a potential recession.
Index funds continue to be solid investments. With index funds, investors can gain broad exposure to the stock market or a particular economic sector or industry. This can help to lessen volatility and risk, and lead to big gains over the long-term. While markets around the world remain volatile, many of them have risen so far in 2023 as certain sectors recover after a bruising 2022. This presents an opportunity for investors to take positions in index funds now in order to ride the recovery as
Initial Jobless Claims raced ahead to 211K last week from an unrevised 190K the previous week -- the highest read we've seen so far in 2023.